The controversial religious tax 'Jizya', levied on non-Muslim subjects, was officially reimposed by Emperor Aurangzeb in which year? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

The controversial religious tax 'Jizya', levied on non-Muslim subjects, was officially reimposed by Emperor Aurangzeb in which year?
A. 1685 CE
B. 1679 CE
C. 1665 CE
D. 1707 CE
Answer: Option B
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
Reversing Akbar's policy, Aurangzeb reimposed the Jizya tax in 1679 CE, sparking massive protests and alienating many Rajput allies.

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